Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-16

90 CIf4eI4r0, Wkt1t9u foS ANe 9~14
- VII b read on she evsnin9 81
Co., Hospital reception
n.re.in lanes n. Woslexy. e 80
1890. laid Of yesterday, - attend
.--.s brrineas, and Captain Herberi
p.,ier & ssnporsFily IN somna7d Of
- sfsamef.
e.,,,.I DAYS aoo Captain Z. l. Mar
-sI,s liffis propsIleF. Cello, sa1k at
-. q Posts wharf, but sustained
1890. - she found q niees soft
800 bottom 70 rsst on.
M.,,saos Iiceprss 70 wsd we're issued
- re AnditoF'a olioe yesterday 60
1900 /. Terry ard Mrs Jennie 3.
$50 hcfh Of Seattle, and % ChaFie@
Rrnee and Sarah Il. Mekai1s both
z King county.
ueuslsmau lust down from British
s..s~sshin states shaf the Fraser river n
s.-san over soltd. and says that LAST
ae1ne,dag men we're engaged 10 cut
- ~ II the river. 10 fgous Of Aew
~-ssmIostsf, 20 put awsy for simmer
80
IA nesting 81 The vestFymsn Of
~Srify Church on last Monday night.
800 decided 20 employ permanently
- Emma Aim 70 sing 81 the mora
- and evening services Ia Trinity
rZsreh. Mis- Allen bas one Of the
sessfest soprano voices IN the city.
-. Rar Assassination Of Tacoma held
.sefina o. Monday evening. for tbs
s--csre Of discussing the appointment
= ~ yudae for that district, aud 20
...,sses The orQanlzstion of The members
y ~ haf theys. The matter Of . Fer
.ssorIsl Bar Association was discussed.
ch.s- Barnett. snpeFintendent Of the
a..fk Prairie coal mines Vas 10 Seattle
-s.frrdav. and left on the Klsetw00d Tor
q sound. He states thst the ouspqs
" ~ mine is from i've thousand TO aix
ikonsand tons per month which e
pretty good for q mine Of small pre-
assiona.
M doubls-sndsd side wheel steam
e,e1 AM, built 70 run on the Snoho-
- and Hnsoualmie rivers, and ovaed
Il 0aulaln Mccall, whils taking water
II U1Saladv the ethef day, flied and
sunk Az ehs settled che turned % side
1gVn. ana wfIl be damaged considerably
b. he accident.
The sssameF W. r. Monroe, which ar
slgsd from snOhomiah yesterday,
hreneht down IaERe iiat Of passengers,
amona whom we're Frank MeGuire and
r. uerlv Of sixteen men who have besn
a ia EMPLOY Of the Postal TELEGRAPH
Company In 6nohomish eountry. The
men viii b heFe paid OF and dis-
charged.
MOP. Stone states that owing 10 |
aasua business arrangements be will not |
q ablo 70 GET away on his Eastern toaF |
kefofe August. His Suburban residence |
( nsariue eomplesion. The recent cold |
/. NsaiheF interfered somewhat With The |
nlssierine, bit the esuse Of the trouble |
- heea removed and the house will |
pen Be ready for Occupancy.
The too Tyee towed the ship Ivanhoe
into port last evening. IL was ct hrss |
intended 70 put q thousand tons Of coal |
lnso she Ivanhoe out Of the Bloc Jacket, /
bnf thia plan has been changed a. there |
hereat demand for Back Diamond /
goal in San Francisco, and meme 70 be l
hsd. The Ivanhoe will be given quick |
Dispatch, and the Hue Jacket will have |
% vail for the arrival Of another vessel
% relieve her.
IA. Gardner, Inspector Of Customs,
returned from bis trip to New Yerk on
Eunday night, hia eyesight having been
fen9ofed. he was accompanied BY bis /
cousin W. r. Gardner. who will proba-
III remain on the sound. Mr.. Gardner |
slatss that since be left ths S7und be
hss experienced ell kinds Of weather,
lneludiua the worst, and he is pretty /
veil satisfied to get back.
so. Oven and wife, Of Lincoln. Ne
hgafka, are In Seattle. Mrs. Owen u q /
hslsf Of Mr.. M. ID. Ballard Of this eity. |
Mr. Owen has been for years the Bank
Examiner OF the district In which be /
lived, and was removed BY the Demo
cratic Administration when Il came
Into poweF. Mr.. Oweu may become in
iarssled In thia city and decide TO re-
main here. AZ any rate, be and bis wife |
slIl spend several months visiting with |
he family Of Mr.. Ballard.
Mr.. Charles JoFRsnson, Of Renton.
writes 20 complain OF the obsirnction OF |
Black river At bis place By The n1assinR |
,eAinst the county bridge there II
aFRe boom Of logs, completely dammtne /
10 the river and rendering navigation /
impossible. Mr.. JorReneon is much ex
sFclsed that the County Commissioner
10 not bsstiF themselves In the matter,
isF not only, be alleges, "a the safety OF
he bridge tmpsrilled, but the county /
road threatens 70 be seriously en-
eFoached upon By the surplus waters.
Al special session OF the Board OF /
Uounty Commissioners, held some weeks
AGO, the contract for the care, custody /
and medical Attendance UPON the coun-
y poor was let ts DIR. q. II. Marrick, the
compensation being less than $1,000 per
rear for hia services. Receatly the
Board called for bids for baryin9 tbs
eoaniy poor and fer looking after The
DaWamish river bridge. Yesterday DE-.
he7iek submitted proposition 10 tie
Board thai II they would extend his
contract for keeping the poor Tor three
yeaFl, instead Of one year. thai 10 voule
bury the poor and keep the bridge free
Of expense 10 the county. The Boafd
eonsideFed the proposition and eon
sluded that Il would be 10 the best 10
iefesa OF the couuty 10 accept it, and 20
determined. The contract was euieEed
into By which DIR. Merrick will take
eats Of The county poor up 10 February
l. 1880.
the steamer Addte came over from
Post Madison yesterday for q load Of
mppliee. The appearance Of this old
aAft brings bach 20 mind the tiue
When Newcastle coal was anspoEted
aafess Lake Washington. the portage.
LAKE Union, and then va the Seattle
ooal and transportation Company'a
tead from Lake Unien into Seattle By
gay Of Pike street. The Renton and
iAiSot mines transported their coal
down the river 20 YesleF's wharf on
eAfgea, where 10 vas elevated into bank
eis and afterwards loaded tnto vessels
TOE shipment 10 San Francisco. Fer
We parpose OF tswtng coal barRee the
hsamef Addie was built and she was
aaed Tor that pnrloss up % the time
hsi TIE Seattle and Waila Walla Rail
toad vas completed 90 Newcastle. She
vac named "Addie" after the daaQhief
3 N. smitheFs, Esq, Of Rsnton,
~ tha estimabls Wife Of Justiee Il. l.. /